I have just got one schick hydro 5 groomer.do the razor also work on battery?if yes how?
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yes there is a cover on bottom of razor just put the battery in and power it on by pressing the green button
40367
my razor is running on battery power. three different speed switching. cover to insert the battery opened from the bottom. insert the battery and enjoy the wonderful shaving
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The shaver should only be used on battery but will work plugged in. However, it will charge enough for one shave in about 5 minutes. I don't remember everything in the box, but you get a shaver, case, charger, instruction book, cleaning brush and oil at least.
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both of them have a power cord. You can shave by battery power, or with the cord, either way.
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Twist the bottom counterclockwise to open. That should reveal the battery compartment. Place the AAA battery in its compartment with the positive(plus) terminal facing into the razor, and reverse the case replacement going clockwise until the Hydrp part of the handle is below the blue positive logo and you're ready to use the razor. Adjust the shaving speeds by pressing the yellow button until you're in one of the 3 speeds. To turn it off,repeat the yellow button action until it stops. Good luck! I like it, but am going to try my Hydro 3 blades and see if there's any difference.
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Yes it does. I don't think it's the best positioned one they've ever made, but it works very well. The design is only an issue of you're trying to trim just above the ears.Additionally I will add that the charge this battery holds is awesome. I've been using nothing but Braun electric razors for 25 or so years and this one is stellar.
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It has a fast charging rechargeable battery, but not a replaceable battery. If it lasts as long as the previous razor, it shouldn't be an issue.
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If you run the battery completely down so that it doesn't even start, you will have to plug it in for a minute or two before you can start shaving. Other than that its pretty much plug and play.
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Yes...the battery makes it a smoother shave, but it works just like the Manual without batteries.
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no as it is a trimmer, not a razor. I have a razor and trimmer and use them based on what I need to do.
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The razor can recharge in either the cleaning unit or by cord. The razor is rechargeable, so the only thing requiring our is the cleaning unit.
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The razor is rechargeable. I don't know that it's possible to change the battery. My husband had just three of these razors over about forty years, so they obviously last a long time. Replaceable parts and new razors are easily ordered from Wahl by phone.
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This DOES have batteries; that is the only way it can be rechargeable. There are a few electric versions (cord only) and they will last much longer than the rechargeables, without waiting hours for the shaver to charge...and likely cheaper to buy too.
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I purchased the razor for my fiancé. So I asked him. He charged it for a few hours at Christmas time and has not had to recharge it yet. He only uses it about twice a week though. He thinks it is great. Comes with a USB connector too, and he is a computer engineer, so great gift.
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The Norelco has a charging cord which is used to charge the battery. Each full charge lasts about 48 shaving minutes. When the razor is not being charged, the cord is not attached to either the wall or razor.
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It should have came with a charger that you plug into the wall and into the razor. I have found mine doesn't need charging very often.
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That's a ridiculous question. Makita makes their money on selling batteries for their tools so why would they let you buy another manufacturer's batteries for use in Makita tools??? It's like razors and razor blades, the razor is sold cheap but the blades are where the razor manufacturers make their money. Ever wonder why you can't use Gillette blades on a Schick razor? Now you know.
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It is great on legs. It is rather awkward for other areas as the razor head is rectangular. The only other "con" is that the battery does not seem to stay charged for more than 2-3 days. The razor runs, but the motor sounds slower on day three that it did right after being charged all night. (the directions say it should have a 20 minute running time, but I don't know about that) I hope this is helpful.